'The Dairy House' is a detached house that has been renovated to a very high standard, whilst retaining many original features, and is full of character. There is a games room and wireless broadband, and plenty of off-road parking. There are 2 pubs close by and you can walk along the sea wall to the Gosport Ferry, which takes you over to Portsmouth.

Address

79a Priory Road, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 4LF, UK.

Please visit http://www.harringtonholidayhomes.co.uk/dairy_house.html for more information about this venue.

Accommodation

Full board accommodation is available at the venue. You can choose this option when you book the training that you would like to attend. The prices for the training with accommodation are:

• Complete Clean Facilitator programme: £1850
• Clean Facilitator Part 1: £750
• Clean Facilitator Part 2: £750
• Clean Facilitator Part 3: £415
• Clean Facilitator Parts 1 & 2: £1450
• Clean Facilitator Parts 2 & 3: £1145

The Local Area

If you are joining us for the complete facilitator training in September 2011, you will have two free days (separately) in the middle of the course. Here are some suggestions of things to do in the local area:

There are a couple of beaches in the area: Stokes Bay and Lee-on-Solent. They are both a short drive away, or you could get the ferry over to Portsmouth and walk along Southsea beach.

For shopping we recommend taking the ferry to Portsmouth, which has a much wider selection of shops than Gosport. There are three main shopping areas: the City Centre; Gunwharf Quays (outlets) and Palmerston Road/Marmion Road in Southsea.

There are several museums in the area, mainly military based. These include HMS Victory, the Mary Rose and the Royal Marines museum in Portsmouth, and the Submarine museum and Explosion! in Gosport. There is also a hovercraft museum in Gosport.

Or you could take a cruise on the Gosport Ferry, which as well as the crossing to Portsmouth also does trips around the harbour.

We will have a range of tourist information leaflets available.

Useful Websites

Gosport Ferry

Gosport Tourist Information

Portsmouth Tourist Information

Map

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Directions

By Car, from M27:

• Turn off at J11 and follow the signs to Fareham central/Gosport/A32.
• Stay in the centre lane and go over the flyover. Continue in this lane, following signs to Gosport/A32, and follow the road around to the left under the bridge.
• Remain in the left hand lane and continue along the A32 for approx. 2.5 miles heading south into Gosport.
• Turn left at the roundabout (which is signposted to Elson, Hardway, Superstore...) into Elson Road
• Follow this road for just over half a mile, until you reach a set of traffic lights at a multi junction.
• Take the 2^nd left immediately after the 1^st left and you are into Priory Road.
• The Dairy House is approx 300 yards on your left on the corner of Castle View. 
• Parking: There are a few allotted spaces outside the property. If these are taken, please park on the street, further along the road.
   

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By Rail:

• Gosport does not have a train station; the nearest ones are either Fareham or Portsmouth Harbour.
• From Fareham you will need to take a taxi to the venue (4.7 miles / 15 minutes)
• From Portsmouth Harbour station (not Portsmouth and Southsea), you can get the Gosport Ferry (turn left out of the station and the ferry terminal is just a couple of minutes walk away).
• The ferry runs every 15 minutes from 5.30am till midnight, and every 7.5 minutes during peak times. The cost is £2.40 for a daily adult return ticket. The journey takes about 5 minutes.
• When you leave the ferry, take a taxi to the venue (2.5 miles / 8 minutes). Or follow the walking directions below.

Walking from the Gosport Ferry

• Leave the ferry, walk through the gardens and turn right into Mumby Road. (The Castle View pub will be on your right and you'll see a sign to the Explosion! Museum. Also, on the pavement there is a special pattern. This is the Millennium Walk (MW). Keep following both the walk - which disappears temporarily - and the signs.)
• Turn right into Weevil Lane; keep following the signs and the walk.
• At the end of this road you will come to a bridge. Cross the bridge and then walk straight ahead.
• Take a short-cut through the grounds of the museum if it is open (10am to 5pm). Otherwise, turn left along Heritage Way and follow the road round the side of the museum.
• Keep going straight on when you leave the museum, using the pedestrianised route by the sea wall. Heritage Way will become Priory Road.
• Keep walking, past The Jolly Roger on your left.
• When you get to the junction of Priory Road and Castle View, The Dairy House is on the corner.
• This walk is 1.8 miles.